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dessa forma podemos deixar de falar português para falarmos portuguese. Atualmente, observasse o uso cada vez mais frequente de estrangeirismos, o que em geral em relação com a globalização dos meios de produção e da economia. Temos como: Design, Case, Job, Dead Line, Joint-venture, Show etc... Estão presentes na Tv, no Rádio na mídia impressa e na internet. 2. JUSTIFICATIVA Podemos dar exemplos do estrangeirismo do nosso cotidiano da seguinte forma: Fui ao Freezer, abri uma coca-cola diet

Aditivas adição Adversativas contraste Alternativas escolha Conclusivas conclusão Explicativas uma explicação Exemplo Conjunções She is a lawyer and takes care of her house. and, moreover, again, (Ela é advogada e toma conta de casa). besides, also. We are poor, but happy. but, however, still, (Nós somos pobres, mas felizes). instead, yet. You have to help me or I will fail my exam. or, otherwise, else, (Vcê tem que me ajudar ou não irei passar no either…or

dizer que está tudo bem, quando eu vi o Luís no portão. I went to said be all well, when I saw the Luis in gate. 19. Tu tinhas comprado o mimo para teu parceiro quando ele chegou em tua casa. Had you bought the fuss to your partner when he came his house. 20. Ele vai viajar amanhã de manhã de avião e voltar de ônibus no próximo domingo. He is going to travel by plane tomorrow morning and back by bus in next Sunday. 21. Eu deveria te contar tudo o que aconteceu, mas eu não posso.…

............................................................................................37 20. Prepositions of Place.....................................................................................................38 21. Parts of the House.........................................................................................................40 22. Clothes...........................................................................................................................41

you late (até mais tarde) See you soon (te vejo depois) Have a nice day (tenha um bom dia) What is your name? (Qual é o seu nome?) My name is... (Meu nome é...) HOW ARE YOU? (COMO VOCÊ ESTÁ?) I am fine (Eu estou bem) I am happy (Eu estou feliz) I am great (Eu estou ótima) I am bad (Eu estou mal) I am sad (Eu estou triste) I am terrible (Eu estou terrível) Algumas frases usadas em sala de aula: Pedir para entrar na classe: May I come in? Pedir…

arranged marriage that there is a special name for a marriage which is not arranged: It is called a “love match.” On my first field trip to India, I met many young men and women whose parents were in the process of “getting them married.” In many cases, the bride and groom would not meet each other before the marriage. At most they might meet for a brief conversation, and this meeting would take place only after their parents had decided that the match was suitable. Parents do not compel…

Milwaukee na terça. She goes to Milwaukee on Tuesdays, means that she goes to Milwaukee every Tuesday. Ela vai para Milwaukee às terças, significa que ela vai toda terça para Milwaukee. When using some verbs, we are committing ourselves to action. In this case, you must use present simple. Quando usamos alguns verbos, nós nos comprometemos em uma ação. Nesse caso, você deve usar o present simple. I promise that I won't be late. Eu prometo que não chegarei tarde. I suggest you go and see…

big enough to check your business documents) • All suites equipped with DVD player so you can enjoy you DVD or you can take some from the reception DVDs • We have sailing camera 24 hour so you can enjoy sailing from your room with background house music. • We have library on board & provides the service of books borrow, this way it makes you able to enjoy reading in your cabin instead of the reading corner in public area. Extra Benefits for Royal Lily : • There is…

| |(12) Henry had to pay his tuition at the Bursar's office. | |2. In other cases "to" is used as an ordinary preposition. | |verbs of communication: listen, speak (but not tell), relate, appeal (in the sense of 'plead,' not 'be attractive')

vestiges of an abandoned village. I had run out of water the day before, and had to find some. These clustered houses, although in ruins, like an old wasps’ nest, suggested that there must once have been a spring or well here. There was indeed a spring, but it was dry. The five or six houses, roofless, gnawed by wind and rain, the tiny chapel with its crumbling steeple, stood about like the houses and chapels in living villages, but all life had vanished. It was a fine June day, brilliant…